OK ....found it back....
But it's in french and dealing with HA Docker on Synology
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What did you find out? I am starting a big HA project now.
A quick search did not bring anything ....but I am pretty sure I read it....maybe it was in Homeassistant forum.... I will keep looking.
I am using Home assistant myself using RPi 4 so I remember noticing it for the case I would move HA to docker (using USB dongles was another point "against" HA in docker)
Regardless I will keep looking.
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hum ...I read in another post that add-ons stores could be installed with the Docker Homeassistant image.
will try to find it....
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I used (long time ago) a bundle name XAMPP.
I dont know if it is still the best one around......But
you can have a list of those bundles in
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…ySQL%E2%80%93PHP_packages
If you look for those in the Docker search Images:
https://hub.docker.com/search?type=image
You will find a good match.
Cheers
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I agree with macom:
Your best way would be to create a Docker environment for your dev purposes.
You need to define your environment requirements (like Apache, Mysql, PHP, etc....), and then look for an adequate docker image to enable your dev environment.
Happy to help if needed.
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But how do you login with your clients? Setting server address is obvious, but login email and master password is still required.
If I understand correctly your question, the answer is that user's emails / passwords definitions are done on your server using a BitwardenRS admin menu
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Does the BitwardenRS-Server work with the payed features, like multiple user? As far as I cound figure out, even with self -hosting, a Bitwarden-Account is still needed and with more than one user, a little allowance to be due.
BitwardenRS "offers" shared entries
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BitwardenRS is also my choice.
(I use HAPROXY for SSL and proxy front end for all my apps reachable from outside)
If you go for BitwardenRS, you may also consider:
"bruceforce/bw_backup:latest"
It will do backups (you can configure frequency and number of revisions) of the BitwardenRS database
Cheers
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This list only the (free) ones that are connected to the OVM5 server (locally and remotely)
- Nextcloud :connected to Nextcloud (of course
)- OpenTask + DAVX5 : connected to Tasks in Nextcloud
Note: very useful to share any URL from Android to my PC via Nextcloud Tasks (with multiple categories like to-do, to-save, etc...)
- Substreamer : connected to Airsonic
Note : Music with online and offline capabilities)
- Bitwarden : connected to BitwardenRS
Note : password keeper with browsers addons
- Deluge: connected to Deluge-VPN
Note BitTorrent via smartphone and web...
- Jellyfin to Jellyfin
Note: Media streaming software, like Plex and Emby......but really free (not premium based)
- TTRSS connected to TTRSS
Note: good news feed (RSS/Atom) reader and aggregator
- Gotify: connected to Gotify
Note: for real time notifications from various server apps (Sonarr, Bazarr....) to Android
Cheers
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additional info:
(I took me a while to get it correct
)you can add the following label to any stacks that you do not want Watchtower to update.
labels:
- com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=false #To disable Watchtower automatic update
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assuming you are using the image "containrrr/watchtower", they have a lot of configuration options including automated cleanup of superseded images.
The documentation is available at: https://containrrr.github.io/watchtower/
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I took a look in their website.... looks good , but:
If I got it correctly , you install an agent in your server that send data to their server? is that correct?
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+1 for this very good question...
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Thanks for sharing !
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Sorry, yes I was referring to the noexec.
Then I don't know....
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your issue could be related to security design restriction imposed on sharedfolders.
Sharedfolders , probably used in your docker volume definition, are mounted (file system level) without execution permission.
If that your case, there is a way around it.
("The mntent entry could be changed in /etc/openmediavault/config.xml ")
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So in the end, Docker appears to be an incredibly complicated and wasteful way to avoid having to install and configure services from the command-line. If that's true, then I certainly don't need or want it.
You should probably look again at Portainer....it is a very nice WEB GUI for Docker.
Regarding ressources, Dockers on OVM 4 or OVM 5 have exactly the same memory profiles needs.
good luck to you !
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FreeNAS is going after "business users" therefore they have upgraded a lot there hardware requirements
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personally I would first create a separate user for all the "applications" and validate the permissions.
This image is working quite good, I used it with a VPN at the OS level
good luck !
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rebonjour,
Clearly a permission issue:
Did you create the folders:
/srv/dev-disk-by-label-USB_DOCKER/Config/Transmission
/srv/dev-disk-by-label-Torrents/Torrents
before creating the container? (you should have)
and you don't need to specify the watch subfolder, the container should create it.
sidenote:
- you should create another user and not use admin
- beware of Adopi ....
